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HANCocE-MhRkRI TER. AiCaiDden. New Jerpey,
Dsc.Inber ! 1857. I y ltsN. Nln Bod, WINFIELD
X. nASCoCsto ELiZABEln AAfkklfEK. both u
Mashlnston. d. q.
3 80 1uasias eyerllnE, Dgcsbcr e. lsss. b. che
frther Mari. FhEDEaiEE N. nARI q AseAa driH
Va, aud siIss LILA fi.ANCLs si-Itsis. Of hsshng-
HENkG-HaT.LEl. On na~enb r \. 1877. in
Pliss.te Illis A.. by the i11N. or. Mr. n IL
BESkE 10 Ms IDA u hAloI.EY. t-Dlh 4 Washing.
tosi &.
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The Earth Still Trembling at D0vispe
and the People Starving.

NOGALEs, A. T., Dec. "a gentleman writing
from the scene of the recent earthquakes at
Bavispe says the entire town has been destroyed
and many persons killed. The earthquakes have
OF two weeks, during which time the people built
temporary shanties Of refuge on the hills Since
the cessation some adobe houses have been erected
with terror and are starving. The provisions and
supplies provided by the State ana from privat
sources are exhausted and The entire vicinity Is
Is furnished soon they may starve.> The streams
opened by the first great shocks still flowing,
but the continued shocks and terror OF the people
prevent the utilization Of this abundance OF water
for raising crops.
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Oarsnnu Gccsrscr Talks
ABOUT sClINaNs MATCH WITH xITCEriL AND THe
ROWING CHAAPIUNs MP.

ABOUT sCiIINaN's MATCH WITH gIrCErIL AND rae
ROWING CHAMPIONS MP.
Champion oagsiRan John Toemer, In speaking of
Sulliyan's proposed Eght with Mitchell said 90 a
New York Herald reporter: u don't think the
proposed battle Will come on. ! figure that Demp-
scy or kllrain can easily whip Mitchell ana don't
think ether o; them care for a nsht with sullivan
sui SULLIVAN makes a mistake IN wanting 20 nghJ
too soon. lie MGst Mrign 80 10 undS at pn.ss.nt
End he ought Ia Dc - .vO lounds weight 10 NIGHT
men Ia The pima Of con ii.OI Whose oHlS chance Is
10 wind aim He cant 2 IN 80 POUNDS Ia a week,
!or IA lurlalShi, Without seriously eudangerIngs
his chahces. iie night Improve ms wind AZ the
expense oi his inngia, III: hr wouldn't show
champion form. IL took tea weeks 60 train Off
10 pounds last summer, ana di1 a. Inuch work
as an5 BODY should 10 Ia prcparaI lon for a blg iob
kfen theh let weakening entsf ~ the loss &C
nesh, but have trained OF UNNECESSARY wright
niuca faster and have suffered Ia strength N pro-
nv Is No CLAIMANT.
Tcemer, when asked whether Ec would claim the
worlds champ .oEshi1 ROW thai Beach had retired,
said: whats the us OF clliEiing Likely a. not AZ
claimed the tile some inierur ~culer over ih,re
would at once posi- post aIid inttc Inc a. 20 To
Australia and take thc IKE u c0ulagtft. What's
the use OF going TO Au1iT a. 4 Instrh Las not
been Iullt arranged and money d.pcsire. ahcad.
In al probability hgnlan aud .,D..e one of the
settlers over there VIII aaye race iOr toe chain
iionship. aud IL iian.an takes care 81 himself he
VIII get the title and iCIch % bars To Aurer1ca
Then viii have another go az Hanlan- heafh
has whipped him IN three ln.tcA race, .,ri want
10 do the same. l am now beginning q think
that Beach had no velvet On a. laI wiki Ham
Ian, and the way the facis are stated leave no
doubt IN my miad that haniun ~ a. not ia rod
condition when hs r0aeI Beach.
A TuREE-C1rSg,.ED KAcT
~ would Ike 10 have Huulan, Jake Caudaur and
myself come together ln = FACE Tor 4 blz SWEEP
stake after usnlon returns 20 America . don't
think We bring about such a nlstcil llanlsa
might d. willing, but tnink JaKr has got nlIiv
enough or Ia both. In such a racc would cNpe,g
TO see Gaudaur quit bcfcr- rJNias =. miles. Nv
impression Is that jake viii na more match
VITA Nf-i-glies HIS ~fFtf A..
ana Mr. - John wlll lind it hard NOrk TO get Jake
10 row lrst-claSs man neat year. II hc >lca-els
IN Inducing HIN 10 keep on SHALL b- -ial Go giyo
Jake d Face early In The year. aOLt llscm 20
put up stakes unless IA y d.-iTe 20, Dui wl. row
Tor 4 purse wherever one T. put up"
As - Wallace lsOs-' sudden ,.pAr;u Te for Rny-
land Teeiaer had only 10 sly tlat hr cCudaI ua-
dersGnd ft. or course lac could fhti ar Dur
yea mtg at have matciHd ltnss aiHst Buiear Tug
he could not n derstand why DIryea "A hot md
him word thai tIe proposed lHatca JetgceE Babear
and TeeIncr was ..On."
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Ndms.
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. December 9.-virsinis Sizes
consolidated. Al; ten-forties. 37h: threes, sc
bid to-day
BALTIMORE, ND, December 9.-Cotton steady
middling, lO5s. Flour steady, with moderate
demand-Howard street and western SUPER 2.37a
2.75: do extra, O0s:t60 do family. 0Oa4 so; city
mills super. 37a262: do extra, 3U0a3.62: do. Rio
brands, 45Oa4 75 Patapsco superlstive patept $50:
do family, SIS. Wheat-southern steady and firm :
red, 1OaY2; amber, y.a93. western easier, closing
quiet: No. winter red, spot, S4ssaS5; December
S5A asked January. S6tsaS6Is February. S5saS91s
May, 94a94A. Corn-southern nrm and demand active;
white 56a57 yellow, 53a57: western easier, clio sing
81; January, 57Aa515s; February 5Saa3sA; May,
g aa63 Oats higher and iirmwso sou, and
western mixed. 35ai7. Rye firm. 62s83. Hay
easier : prime to choice western, 12.0Oal4 90.
7Aag. Observation-Disclosures 72AsS4; clear rib sides,
81: hams l2al2Z Lard-retned, 81. Butter firm
western packed, lSaO; creamery, 27a1. Eass steady
24a26; lined. l1alS. Petroleum firmer-rehned, :
Coffee nominal-Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. l7S4
1lsA Sugar trm-A soft q; copper refined Arm
to Liverpool per steamer. duli-cotton. 7-.}2d. !;
-four, Is i'd grain, Id keceipts-noUr 1913 barrels
wheat 1000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats
1000 bushels. Shipments-four. 24.753 barrels ;
wheat 5000 ushes; corn. 69. 600 bushels. Sales
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, December O.. p m;-close;
70 3-l6; May, IS 5-l6 Corn stsady-cash. 49h
January. 49..; May; p l5-l6 Oats easer.Jar usry.
s S Way Lar. saoHr
5.22N;- January. 7.3O; May. ITO. January short
lbs. 747h.
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Alexandria Affairs

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
THE CORPORATION JUDGE EI.EcTT0S.-More than a
wear OF Judge Meade's term as judge or the Aiex-
andrfa CORPORATION Court YET remains, but the
present legislature Will be called upon 10 elect his
succe.sor and bill has already been introduced
TO increase the salary from 81, 400 TO 1000 per
num- The salary OF the corporation Judge Is paid
by the city council, but the deteilalnauon OF the
general assembly VI the state. * Is thought that
II the salary is not Increased the next corporation
Judge viii be either commemorative Attorney
Marbury or Mr.. j. X. NJ. Nor. on, and II II is In
creased that Judge Chas. +. stuart, ex-speaker of
the house OF DELEGATES, VIII resume The place OF
Judge which he filed Tor several years before the
election OF Judge Meade.
MOUNT VERNON AvENUE.-It is expected by the
managers OF The Mount vernon avenue scheme That
through Arlington, mile and half. and thai the
city OF Alexandria will Improve that portion which
Inc whole length OF the road viii, Il Is thoughs,
after recent preliminary surveys, be about Y
miles. Most not az: me sni nsnn o. way VIA oe
NorEs.-The democrats OF the Third Ward
VIII mold a meeting tonight 70 select - q
c CopSsaa elected to the Legislature Mr. j.
r. Harrison will, Il is thought, be the nominee
The Columbia Fire Company at as last meeting
pod OF February.-It Is Understood that Nj. j. y.
Va addy Will be an independent candidate for COIN
mon council In the ward at the Third election next
here between the post onice and the Alexandria
and washington Depot has been awarded 10 NJ q
pllllfDS At &.kIO per au0uu1s wv Was pato iast
ysar for the same service.-A colored man,
named wnliam winters WAS brought 70 his home
on Henry street. near Prince street YESTERDAY
0y the tall OF bank OF earth upon him at the
National Brtck works near Port kunyon, IN
Christian Association held . meeting ~ the
CHRISTIAN Association rooms yesterday and de-
Sised additioRai plans IN AID Of the Christian As
soclation actavitleA-An ARRAY occurred near The
AlcxandFiA and washington dep0t last night
among ave coiored men. stone. were thrown, aud
thcre was some exotemenL AL the participants
escaDed The police except two, who VIII have q
hearing before NE mayor THIS anern0on
TIE IxYxnsrAn ComERU CoMmrcr to-day
gave . hearing In the complaint o. Heck ana
retire against the East Tennessee. Virginia aud
Georgia Railroad CO. ana several connecting
49, aileging refusal On Tie part q ehsse o0sn-
pasies 70 transport TIE coal q the compaeisants
~ gfving tie Cod Croek mining and 0Ahu1AcCur-
lng %. Unreasonable pgelefrnccA
RAuna q M TWnSoMEz1R-ns ecliou1ng
Wsse sbe rsa1An1y - the MgnAl 0oce so-11y: =
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The Evangelical Alliance.

SPECIAL PRAYER FOR HON. PETER Parker
At the opening or the afternoon session Mr..
Dodge spoke Of the continued illness OF Hon. Peter
Parker, the president OF the Washington branch
OF the alliance, who had been unable TO take part
in this conference. At Mr.. Dodge's suggestion
the prayer Altered by Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke, OF New
York, contained special petition In behalf OF the
venerable Mr.. Parker. Gen. j. w. Foster presided
at the afternoon session.
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ENTL1MRN's SUITS sCoURED
" AND PRESSED FOR a
Altering and repairing done In the boot mspnec
Goods called for and daliverod
X / HAHN
SQ5 9th st. NV. uslsphons call sjOsL3L 1na A
0x0-:ina
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Chicago Market
TTNAan III December q
He Has No Brother Joseph.

In regard to the published statement In New
York paper that Postmaster-General Villas
"brother is a land rObber in California" with "a
partner named Putnam" and is the owner OF red
wood lands in California, a STAR reporter was to
day informed by a friend Of Mr.. Villas that he had
no brother named Joseph 'Mr Villas" said The
STARS informant "'haS two brothers. One named
Levi, lawyer in st. Paul, and the other Edward.
lawyer In Madison, Wis. Neither OF these gentle
lands
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Sale Of a Farm.

Mr.. John 3. Beall has sold for Commander VIM.
j. Thompson, U. 8. n, the property known as the
west side OF the Tenleyt0wn road, opposite the VII
lage and adjoining on the north, the property re-
Gently owned by Secretary Whitney. The pur-
chaser was Mrs Patten, and the. price paid WAS
$4,000
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

OWNERS OF LOTS NEAR THE METROPOLI-
~ tan Branch who wish to borrow money should ad-
desire safe, Investment should sub
milk V.P; W H. Harr ison, Sec. H. n Copp. Treas.
v. Brent J. simpson, l. & Emery, .. D. Lincoln aud
c.. W. Smiley. directors. Office, zoo Sth st. NV
d9-3t
ICOR SAlE-VALUABLE PROPERTY, BEING THE
farm OF the late exGoy. Heed Branchville, on
the Washington Branch Baltimore Ohio Road, 1861
acres 3,story frame double mansion; 20 rooms; 3
large halls verandas the length OF the house, lawn
and shade desirable for gentieman's country seat
Inc .,I mansion would make summer hotel Land
syndicate to be laid out for that purpose and in
ierior to this property Iron in abundance making
portunity tor capitalists.
For terms 81 sale see EMERSON HODGES, st.
Cloud Building this city, Nm. M. MARINE ad-
nLnlstrator 200 Calvert street. Baltimore d. I'm
TCOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-
Il tract Of 10 north of the city near BRIGHT
wood, overlooking proposed National Park, at SI25
per acre-one-third cash, balance ut one, two anu
three years. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
u3-Ot 92Uf st. NV.
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Presentation. d. L Russell OF North Carolina,
W. b. Prettyman of Chicago, Hiram Wells OF
Cabot Vt, and Frank c. Rice Of Springfield, Mass,
Okell OF Scranton, Pa, Frank Q. H0llins OF New
York and Geo. NJ. Stearn. or Chicago are at the
Arlington.-Wm. 8. Livingston and j. A. Woods
OF New York are AT Welckers-Eugene Win
throp OF Paris Geo. w. Bush and Jas. II. Wilson OF
w lmington, Del, and Rev. N. A. Brownson OF
Of Kansas City, Geo Rice OF Marietta, Ohio, ana
Geo. N. Sickrue OF Richmond are at Willard's.-
c. j. stock OF London, Geo. z. Curtis OF New York
and Frank II. Magee or Philadelphia are at the
Rggs-Mr Randall has gone TO Philadelphia.
and is not expected TO return before Monday.
On TRIAL ON CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-This
afternoon, in the Criminal Court, John Catey was
placed on trial for forgery-Mr LiPscom9 prose
for the defendant. II 10 alleged that Catey, on
April 18th, 1885, forged and passed a check on
the Farmers' and Mechanics National Bank, OF
West washington, for $50. purporttng TO have
been drawn by his employer; Jonn , 5awarda The
that It was signed by Mr.. Edwards
KoBBERIB REPoRrED-william Fish, No. 100
10th street northwest, reports stolen from his
room 1870 In cash.--Barthol0mew Leary, reports
stolen from his room, corner OF 9th and X streets
X Potts, No. 1903 street, reports stolen q six
dress valued at e1OQ--John b. Johns, No. l738 II
street northwest, reports stolen from hallway an
oyercoat worth es5-PaUrick Lynch, No. 2S2
virginia avenue southwest, reports that his house
hack shutters and rubbed of SIS In cash. Edward
O. Noack, No. 10 e street southwest reports
stolen an ogercoaG valued ~ - DR.. L Il SWORN
stedt, No. l455 l4th street, reports stolen whip
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR sAIE-THAT DESIRABLE AND NEATLY
II built house Of Ii rooms and all mod. imps., at
zoos lth is the biggest bargain in the Northwest
For particulars cali on owner after Pm. d9-3ts
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Failure Of New York Imp0Rters.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Sigismond H0chstadter and
stadter Co., importers, OF 1l6 Pearl street, as
signed to-day TO Henry J. Danipon with prefer
ence8 Of a Ala
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District Government Affairs.


In reference to the withdrawal OF the Columbia
Democratic Clubs letter 10 the District Commits
siOnerS, Mr. Webb stated to-day TO STAR reporter
the Commissioners were not conscious OF having
delayed their reply for political or other reasons
He said he still thinks 1t would be improper for the
Commissioners TO issue a call In their official ca
pacity.
Mr.. FRECHs MANY COMPLAINTS.
The District Commissioners are constantly in
receipt OF letters on all sorts OF subjects from
Jacob Frech, OF No. Ola l. street northeast. Many
OF them are complaints about so-called nuisances
in his neghbOrhOOd. OF violations OF the laws, &C.,
&C. To-day the Commissioners wrote Mr.. Frech,
in reply to letters from him dated 4th ana 27th
ultimO and 9th instant that ''in view OF
the fact that so many minor violations OF the
law happening in the section referred 10 appear to
come under your personal observation, to suggest
that you make Application for police authority 70
enable you to make arrests in your locality" The
Commissioners say they receive q letter from this
gentleman nearly every day, and that they are
tired OF answering them. The method now adopted
Is wait until several letters have accumulated,
and then reply to them In one letter.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued to-day 10 II. Goldstein, TO erect
brick dwelling at No. 913 9Th street northwest, to
cost S. GOO and to Mrs II. f PeIler 10 erect four
brick stables I'm alley between 10th and 18th streets
northwest, TO cost 5000.
MISCELLANEOUS
The announcement at the District building To-
day OF the death last night Of the permit clerk,
prise. For several months past the captain has
been unable TO continuously perform his work, and
much OF the time he has been confined TO his
house, No. Cook Place.
REsIGNED.-Henry E. Williamson, agent OF the
nation to Secretary Lamar, TO take effect Decem-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
in building on northeast corner of + aud 18th SITS
opposite United States Treasury building best lOca-
ton in the city. Applp To w. q. n SCOTT, Room l.
603 18th st. d7-2ts
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have large list of cheaper houses also desirable
to d IS.2i NJ n i4i rsFk "a NV
EOR sALE-sMALL HOUSES. NoRTHwEsT AND
parties wishing to secure c1mfortsb,e homes should
ds-lm o21 i + street.
bTes n good part Or
n ss,s, swoEMsTEDr b RAJ .,,.e,
IyoR sALE-HoUsE 4s1 ST. 8. w., ROOMS
Il modern improvement; rents for sl5.50; price
sd dss, JOHN F c94aa d 1ss = .w
I,oR sALEzA NEAT AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
Franc e: 12l9 s:h St NV 10 rooms ON newly
posture; now vacant. Price. %, 800 nov
do-3t 900 st NV
I,oR sALE-wE DESIRE TO CALL THE SPECIAL
Il attention Of buyers to the following properties
strncted Us 70 oSan and submit er. as near as
to sell.
sociate Justice of the o. supreme Court. No. 1903
81, fronting Franklin square, 50xl 47 to vide alley
Price $4,000.
Second The residence at the corner Of Connecticut
ao5 by shs
ton OF President Arthur BY AttorneyGenera Brews-
ses
an oner OF other property in pant payment.
Third. The three-story brick House No. 912 NJ ST.,
containing IL rooms which can sell for SS. 500.
Fourth. The vacant Lot at the northeast corner Of
18th and Blake sts fronting pa 90 18th ST. by 100
on Blake, between and L. Price 81. so per So foot
We shall be pleased to show the above properties to
intending purchasers.
de-3t FITCH, FOX BROWN
TrOR Saloon MONTHLY PAYMENTS - $IOO
II cash and s25 paid monthly will buy six-room
house. 1895 Boundary ST. pleasant location: rapidly
improving neighborhood, near Connecticut WV.
METCALF. d9-6t
IrOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS
II llr hh Sth, bet and q W., lot 20xl0O 81, 500
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Now York stool

New York stock Market.
The following are the oIenIng and closing prices Of
he New York Stock Market, as reported by special
iire to CorsOn l. Mccartney, l4l9 street.
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FAuU1g o. 4 LAH08 GLASGOW Rf1M.
GLASGOW, Dec. o.--Armgtrong Brothers Z Co.
the largest operators In the iroA rng have tailed
owing 70 the M N the ptlee q p9g trua ne
Iron markete bare ara excjeeo, anA lh1ge . great
amount q speculA11Oa.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ZOE kEST-FLATs IN
- THE EVERETT
,hN, bet. 18th and 18th sts-.
Just Yst Of Metropolitan Club.
ara, THOs. J. USHER co.
ss-oe 1:ys4 y st. NV.
1yoR REN1-FIATS IN
Il The woODMOxT"
Iowa Circle and Kin al NV
s-a, fHoS. J. FISHER co,
o.-os 1924 st. nv.
EOk kENI-kiEGANr FLATS: ROOMS AND
II bath room; AL modern conyeniences. only a2O
tno - nsslsn On fennsy wanna ave Sc. In the
inmedizts yisinity Of " 8. CAPITOL Apply 70 " III
LEN hi.FE a. 80 Pa ave- d7-0s
tSoR RESI1 LATs--gNFURNIsHED FLATS IN
\ spsrt.aeIt nouse On n ST.. lafayette Square;
arranged for housekeeping vita ktcLs1 ~ s.cs aaf
,,s. HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
es-os 73S 18th ct. nv.
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I. b.. 4r..............2,4O0
615 LIST. s.w., f.h., 5r.,
and 3 houses rear 3, 900
51o 18th s. O., I. b..
.....-.............S,OUO
1919. l222 Madison
81. Instrumentation
% To Al Il st. s.w., b.h.,
6rs. Recommendation
10 Myrtle st. n. e. b.
h.. 1rs....-A........2,20O
100 Goth st.n.w.,f. h.,
Or. .-........-......2,O 900
l3 Myrtle st. n.e.,b.h..
20 Myrtle ii;;i st. ne. b: h.
7r.. Recommendation
1916 18th st. NV, f.
!, h.. 5rs. g, 600
J IL X ne. Z h., Or. Il 800
sos 10th st. s.e., b.h-
5rs. 500
IL Capitol alley 9. w.,
IA to sa = Capitol alley nv
sis "a ]; ST st 5. e.. b. h., Ar 500
4OS l. st. g. e.. b. b.,
OrS.. ..JOU
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ECOR RENTAL 1884 14TH ST. N. W., LARGE
Il store and Dwelling Inquire at 1888 l4th ST. H.
w. bhENNANS Dry GoodA n20-2w~
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EOR SALE-HOUSES
Il 80, So, AZ. Al Myr-
tie st. me-. b.h.. 7r. g, 800
lila and 1l16 9Th st.
s. W.. 2 rs, and l FIJI.
IN rear. 1000
406, 4OS 18th ct. s.w.,
b, h., - rs............5,600I
S04 9Th st. L. E., f.h.,
e4 b and $40 i ST. n: ''oo|
e., b.h., 1rs. .........4.000
4.223 N st. n. W., I. b..
Or, and two houses
332s TO 1884 2 st. n.
W., I. INSTRUMENTATION
40 Q st. n w., b. b.,
o. 70 SIS q I st. ne, 4. h.
4s..................3,50CI
32l to 323N d Sc, III.
6r;....-...-.-....3,00 600
2100 VT ave. NV, b.h.,
OF. 3,UOO
i. 3 and ) SHOWS alley
n. w, 4. b., $4,000
OLA 9th st. me-, FIJI,
INSTRUMENTATION
S31 to Sal I'd st. 8. e.,
The above Is only o port
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REsIGNED.-Henry Z. Williamson, agent of the
Crow Indians in Montana has rendered his resig-
nation to Secretary Lamar, to take effect Deem
Al
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer.

II
CHANCERY rs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN FOUK-AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH
STREETS WEST WASHINGTON N a.
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NOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS.
II l1r hh Sth. bet. and Onw.. lot 20xl00 81, 500
Ir b.h, 10th. bet and n. W., lot 1Sx1O0.. 4.500
11r. bh. RI bet 9th and 10th NV. bk sta $500
Tor. b., Mass. bet 9th and 10th, 20x75 $500
Tor. h., 18TH bet and w, l9x9S ft...... 1900
Apply to 4. q. HILL, cor 9Th and +. d9-3ts
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E0R sALE-2O5 9Th ST. 8 E., TWO STORY,
house in good condition: price, o., 100 Apply on
premises. dS-:lts
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ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT DODGE or TEE EVANGELICAL
ALLIANCE, AND TES RESPONSE OF Mr. CLKyE-
LAsp-THK PRESIDENTS GREETING TO REV. DIR.
Hf-RcaARD
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NEw YORK, December Money, @
LATER.
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New YORK stock Exchange.

New YORK, December THE stock mar
ket opened heavy to weak at declines of IA
% Il per cent which was increased later 10
a to q AT II O'Clock the market was very
dull, but steady to firm, at a shade better
than lowest prices
LATER. The influence of the Presidents
message was felt throughout the day on
Wall street. The fact thst no reference was
made in 1t TO the working of the Inter State
Commerce law and the Pacific Railroad End
telegraph questions, caused some surprise.
This fact strengthened the prevailing
tendency to await Developments, and the
bears improved the opportunity to hammer
the list Their operations were confined t.
u few leading stocks, however, Unio1
Pacific. st Pau. Lackawanna, Reading and
West Point being the most prominent while
the remainder were from quiet to dull
throughout The market closed dull, but
st ady, at material losses.
Governments were dull and steady for all
but 4s, which advanced Il
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London Wool.

LoSDoN. December TAT the wool sales,
to-day, prices were firm. French and Ger
man operators were large buyers. There
was Il fresh demand for Cape of Good Hope
and Natal WOODS, and prices showed an up
ward tendency Following are the sales:
Vict0ria-Ssles, $500 bales; secured, 10ISd
q Is 1115d; secured locks and pieces, Cd % is
413d: greasy, sd a Is ID; greasy locks and
pieces, SD q Cd.
New South Wales - Sales. I.80O bales:
secured, is l15d a Is Al sroured locks ana
pieces, ID q Is 11ad; greasy. 61ad a. Is I'd;
greasy locks and pieces cd (S Is.
Queensland sales, 200 bales; secured
Is 2l2d q Is 4d; secured locks and pieces, Sd
q IS I'd greasy, SGD q 1o14d; greasy locks
aud pieces. I'd
New Zealand-sales, 500 bales secured. 10d
"a Is sgd; secured locks and pieces. I'D "a
91% greasy, SD @ sgd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-Sales, COO
ba ies; secured, 1l13d @ Is SGD; greasy 911ad
% "a
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

Bullion.
NEW YORK, December Bar silver, 957s.